Daily practice
Daily English practice for Classes 2–12
Short, regular English practice builds the habits that show in every subject: reading carefully, choosing the right word, getting the grammar right.
Every daily has English at the student’s own level, from plurals and tenses for the youngest to usage, vocabulary and comprehension for the oldest.
Each subject earns 1 to 5 stars from its own rating, and the best 3 subjects build the Ado Rank.
What it covers, by age
- Ages 6–8
Spelling, plurals, simple tenses, rhyming and opposite words.
- Ages 9–11
Tenses, prepositions, synonyms and antonyms, punctuation.
- Ages 12–14
Voice and speech, idioms, sentence correction, vocabulary in context.
- Ages 15–17
Usage, vocabulary, error spotting and reading for meaning.
Sample questions
Ananya ______ a sweet apple yesterday.
Level 4 of 5Show the answer
Answer: ate
The word "yesterday" tells us the action happened in the past. The past tense of "eat" is "ate".
Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence: "Neither Meera nor her sisters ______ present at the debate yesterday."
Level 1 of 5Show the answer
Answer: were
When subjects are joined by 'neither... nor', the verb agrees with the closer subject ('sisters', which is plural) in the past tense.
By unveiling its low-cost drip irrigation kit a month before its main rival, the Pune-based enterprise managed to ______ its competitors.
Level 4 of 5Show the answer
Answer: steal a march on
'To steal a march on' means to gain an advantage over a competitor, typically by acting earlier or more cleverly than them.
These questions come from Ado’s question bank and are written with AI help. They are never used in ranked play, so practising them here can’t change anyone’s rank.
Practice by class
English olympiad prep
A new set every morning
Ado’s daily brings fresh questions at this level every day, ranked only against students the same age. The Ado Rank it builds never resets.
For parents of students aged 6–17. Free to start, free to rank.